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In celebration of Indigenous Awareness Days at the University of Lethbridge, you are invited to a FREE film screening of “Angry Inuk”!

Date: Thursday, March 5, 2020
Time: 3 to 5 p.m.
Location: BMO Auditorium (Science Commons; SA8002)

Los viajes del viento (The Wind Journeys), Colombia, Ciro Guerra, 2009

A journey in search of musical masters, and an accordion that bears the curse of the devil ... vallenato folk musician Ignacio Carrillo has decided to quit playing, but when he sets out to find his former teacher and return his accordion, he himself becomes mentor to a young minstrel.

In Spanish with English Subtitles.

Los viajes del viento (The Wind Journeys), Colombia, Ciro Guerra, 2009

A journey in search of musical masters, and an accordion that bears the curse of the devil ... vallenato folk musician Ignacio Carrillo has decided to quit playing, but when he sets out to find his former teacher and return his accordion, he himself becomes mentor to a young minstrel.

In Spanish with English Subtitles

Join us for the 6th annual French Language Centre French Film Week in PE261.

Tous les matins du monde (All the Mornings of the World) (France, Alain Corneau, 1991). The once-celebrated viola de gamba player Sainte-Colombe has retreated after the death of his wife. His daughters are his only pupils, but a young virtuoso appears requesting lessons. Between the master’s shack and the court of Louis XIV, the young musician refines his technique, while neglecting his soul. (In French with English subtitles)

Tous les matins du monde (All the Mornings of the World) (France, Alain Corneau, 1991). The once-celebrated viola de gamba player Sainte-Colombe has retreated after the death of his wife. His daughters are his only pupils, but a young virtuoso appears requesting lessons. Between the master’s shack and the court of Louis XIV, the young musician refines his technique, while neglecting his soul. (In French with English subtitles)

Tango (Spain & Argentina, Carlos Saura, 1998). After his wife leaves him, middle-aged theatre director Mario Suárez throws himself into making a film about tango. Gradually life and dance become blurred by his emotional entanglement with one of the dancers, and by his political criticism of Argentina’s regime. (In Spanish with English subtitles)

We apologize for the technical difficulties that occurred during the November 20 screening, but are excited to offer a special re-screening of the film.

University of Lethbridge partners the Iikaisskini Gathering Place, the University Library, and the Dhillon School's Indigenous Governance & Business Management program, along with co-hosts the National Film Board of Canada  invite you to a FREE scr